Hi [First Name],
Thanks for grabbing the multi-channel planning starter checklists. Here is your download page, in case you need it again:
[Link To Your Download Page]
You will find two checklists there, each as a printable PDF and an editable Word file. Checklist 1 sets objectives that judge your channels as one system. Checklist 2 builds one accurate picture of your audience and finds where they really spend time.
If you only have ten minutes today, write down four lines:
- Your business stage: pre-revenue, early customers, steady revenue or scaling with a team.
- The one combined result your channels need to produce together, such as more qualified leads or more sales.
- The weekly hours and budget you can honestly give to marketing across every channel combined.
- The smallest number of channels that could realistically reach that result.
Be strict with the third line. A plan that assumes twenty hours a week from someone who has six is not a plan, it is a wish. And remember that adding a channel later is easy, while dropping one after it has eaten a quarter of your time is much harder.
Those four lines are Part 1 of Checklist 1, so you will already be ahead when you open it.
Over the next few days I will send you a few short emails with the most useful ideas from the checklists, so the channels you keep each have a clear job.
Talk soon,
[Your Name]
[Your Brand]
P.S. Paste your four lines into any AI assistant and ask it where the plan is most likely to break. It is a quick, honest second opinion before you commit.
The Multi-Channel Marketing Profit Kit
